While drunk in France, RiRi jumped on Queen Bey's '7-11' song but
towards the end of the song, Rihanna is heard saying, "F**k that sh*t".
Rihanna has been accused of throwing major shade at rival Beyonce at a Paris nightclub, last night, March 8.
While
drunk in France, RiRi jumped on Queen Bey's '7-11' song but towards the
end of the song, Rihanna is heard saying, "F**k that sh*t".
It's
no news that both stars have been rumored not to be best friends but
did Rihanna's last lines insult Bey's music or she was just 'high'?
Given
the fact that we've never seen RiRi singing any of Bey's tracks in
public and for the first time she's caught doing it,why did she end with
those words?
Well, it looks like a war is about to begin and it won't be so bad having a bowl of popcorn to watch it unfold.
At the prestigious Africa Magic Viewers Choice Award2015 ceremony was held at the Eko Hotel and Suites.
During the course of the show, popular Nigerian Basketmouth took to the stage in a sharp two-piece grey suit and did his magic on the crowd.
Basketmouth's jokes begun with the white/gold/blue/black dress that was trending on a few weeks back. He joked saying Nigerians
mostly saw blue and black because we are depressed that they believe
D'banj is still making hit music and Tonto Dikeh now sings.
Tonto Dikeh who was sitted in the audience wearing a red and gold
dress reacted to it by shaking her head and did what looked like a
silent prayer. Tonto Dikeh is known to be a member of D'banj's DB records and recently shot a video for her song'Sugar Rush'.
D'banj on the other hand seems to be doing all her can to evade the fact that he is being summoned to court. He is currently touring as part of his 10th anniversary movement and performed at Industry Nite Dubai last Wednesday.
Amber Rose doesn’t care if you don’t like her racy photos…in fact, you mates can probably expect more.
The mother-of-one and ex wife of Wiz Khalifa continuously gets nasty comments when she shares sexy photos flaunting her hot bod. After she posted a bikini pic on Feb. 19, one person wrote, “Amber, stop being a slut.. it’s embarrassing.”
Well, she wants you to know she doesn’t give a… as she shared this new photo below: “U Guys Love Slut Shaming Huh?” Amber Rose wrote in an Instagram post on Saturday, which included a selfie of herself posing in skimpy dark lingerie. “Good. I feed off that s**t. #HowtobeAbadBitch.”
Tiwa Savage might be pregnant, but she still wants to serve her fans the best of her music!
The ‘Wanted’ singer was wanted in Uganda as she does her thing on stage like there was no baby in her belly! Notice more photos of the ‘Love me, Love me’ singer and her baby bump in Uganda below:
Wizkid gmail account has been hacked! According to the Star Boy’s previous, it looks like hackers have finally penetrated the ‘Caro’ singers mailbox.
Well, that didn’t spoil things for the ‘Show You The Money’ singer. He went on to tweet about ‘Ojuelegba’ remix coming soon!
Ned Teams Up With Oga Boss IllBliss On This New Tune Titled “On Me” With Production Credit To Boljibeatz. Enjoy
Download MP3 : NED – On Me ft. iLLBliss
“Leone Island Music Empire is proud to presents another
brand new hit single from Ugandan music star Jose Chameleone titled ONLY
YOU featuring Nigeria’s reggae Dancehall artist Patoranking.
This is truly music without borders…Uganda meets Nigeria. Produced by Kayz “Magic Fingers”.
Download MP3 : Jose Chameleone – Only You ft. Patoranking
The award winning international DJ
Neptune teams up with Africa’s No1 artist Davido and multiple award
winning producer Del B on “So Nice” and be on the look out for the video
which drops real soon. Make sure you get the Album when it comes out, for now get your groove on with this sweet classic record from DJ Neptune. Enjoy!
Download MP3 : DJ Neptune – So Nice ft. Davido & Del B
The award winning international DJ
Neptune teams up with Africa’s No1 artist Davido and multiple award
winning producer Del B on “So Nice” and be on the look out for the video
which drops real soon. Make sure you get the Album when it comes out, for now get your groove on with this sweet classic record from DJ Neptune. Enjoy!
BSG FrontMan Is Here With Another Song Title “Lagos” Which Was Produce By Ace Producer Wizzy Pro. Enjoy
Download MP3 : Sean Odisi – Lagos (Prod. Wizzy Pro)
“Multi-talented songwritter Olamide has teamed up once again
with Wizkid and the result is another promising track. Titled “Confam
Ni,” the YBNL rap sensation bosses up on the boastful verse. The fellas
jump on the melodic beat produced by Young John, you’re guaranteed this is another hit.
Check it out below, and stay tuned for much more from Olamide this year.” Enjoy!
Download MP3 : Olamide – Confam Ni ft Wizkid
Karrueche Tran has finally had enough of Chris Brown and his antics.
After last night’s breaking news announcement that Chris Brown is the father of a 9-month-old baby girl, Karrueche took to Twitter to tell the world she’s done.
“Listen. One can only take so much. The best of luck to Chris and his family. No baby drama for me,” she tweeted, following-up with a baby emoji.?
Judging by Chris & Karrueche’s past, we’re looking at Kae with a side-eye…but this baby certainly changes the dynamic of a relationship.
She really could be over and done with it.
Between this announcement and the fact that Chris hasn’t denied the claim — that’s all we need to know that the story is true.
Checkout the fast rising actress/model and mother of two cute boys, Adunni Ade as she shows off her amazing body in this sexy bikini on the set of “How To Marry a Diva”.
Pastor arrested for impregnating 20 women in his church claims God commanded him to have s*x with them – and their daughters
Timothy Ngwu says he has 13 children with five wives and his mistresses
Police arrested him for abusing members of congregation ‘on will of God’
He was reported to authorities by his wife who grew sick of his adultery.
Arrested pastor claims the married women’s husbands agreed to affairs
A mother-of-eight claims Ngwu impregnated her – and then her daughter
A 53-year-old pastor who reportedly impregnated 20 members of congregation claims the Holy Spirit ordered him to have s*x with them.
Nigerian police have now arrested Timothy Ngwu for abusing the young girls and women at Vineyard Ministry of the Holy Trinity.
Ngwu’s abusive behaviour was finally reported to the police by his estranged wife Veronica who grew tired of his adulterous behaviour – and reportedly impregnated her young neice.
A spokesperson for the Enugu State Police command told Naij.com he claims to be obeying the ‘spiritual’ urge to carry out the will of God, ‘irrespective of whether the woman is married or not.’
Ebere Amaraizu added: ‘When the woman is delivered of the baby, the child remains in the ministry with the mother for life.’
Ngwu told the same website he has 13 children with five different wives and the mistresses God’s ‘prophetic’ will told him to acquire.
He also claims he never had s*x with any married woman unless their husbands consented to the Holy Spirit’s request.
Calista Omeje and Assumpta Odo both left their husbands to live with the pastor based on these holy commands.
Mother-of-eight Odo said Ngwu impregnated both her and her daughter, whose age is not known.
And Calista – who has 10 children with her husband – said the pastor impregnated her but the baby died. She also revealed that she ‘gave’ her daughter to him.
The pastor’s brother – who did not want to be identified – said he had warned both Ngwu and his family about the self-proclaimed clergyman’s behaviour for a long time but they refused to listen.
He claims the arrest is ‘God’s wrath falling on his brother’, adding: ‘God’s anger has befallen my brother, we have severally appealed to him to stop what he was doing but he refused.
‘He has colonised our compound, bearing children with recklessness. He accused us of being jealous of him because he is doing the will of God.’
Pointing at the church’s compound, he continued: ‘Look at these buildings here… He has converted all of them to himself in the name of vineyard.
‘He sacked his betrothed wife who has three children for him and embarked on impregnating married women and young girls. Look at the whole compound littered with children of different s*x and age.’
‘All members of the vineyard are fools, how can a woman abandon her husband for another man in the name of worshiping God and practice adultery? I cannot get myself involved in this matter.
‘Let them sort themselves out with the police but I want the ministry to be shut down completely,’ he added.’
It’s no longer news that Ghanaian actress, Nadia Buari is now a mother of 2!!!
The pretty actress who had twins days ago has even confirmed the reports, but we are still in confusion on who the father is.
According to Ghana Celebrities website, Nadia had a fiance who is currently with her in Atlanta and he is the father of the twins.
The beautiful Actress after breaking up with Jim Iyke posted a photo of herself with a new guy who was believed to be her new boyfriend on Instagram and Nadia never denied rumors of her dating the guy who stays in America.
MONROVIA,
Liberia — A couple of dozen students sat quietly inside the C.D.B.
King Elementary School’s dim and dusty auditorium on their first morning
back. Despite the stuffy heat, many of the children wore long sleeves
and trousers that covered as much skin as possible.
A
second grader wore pink knit mittens that muffled the sound of his
clapping when the teachers introduced themselves. As everyone rose to
sing Liberia’s national anthem, he saluted with his left hand, still
sheathed in the mitten.
“Ebola
destroyed and devastated our land,” Venoria Crayton, the vice
principal, told her pupils. “It brought us sadness, it brought us pain.
Some of your neighbors died, right? Some of your neighbors’ children
died, right? But you are here.”
About eight months after governments in the region closed schools to stop the spread of Ebola, uniformed and backpack-carrying schoolchildren have returned to the streets of Monrovia, the capital, perhaps the most visible sign of the epidemic’s ebb.
Photo
Miatta Fahnbulleh, the mother of the boy with the pink mittens, James Nyema, used to send him to a private school.Credit
Daniel Berehulak for The New York Times
But
Liberia’s on-again, off-again back-to-school campaign is also a measure
of the long shadow cast by Ebola, a disease that affected almost every
facet of society in the hardest-hit countries, Liberia, Sierra Leone and
Guinea.
Though
Ebola cases have all but disappeared in Liberia, with the Health
Ministry saying Wednesday that the last patient in treatment had tested
negative for the virus, lingering fear and a depressed economy have
dampened the turnout at schools. Many have yet to reopen, having failed
to meet the minimum requirements put in place to prevent transmission of
the virus.
Many
of those that have reopened are struggling. Just as Liberia’s weak
health care system collapsed as Ebola began raging across the country,
many people here worry that the nation’s schools may be ill equipped to
handle even the tail end of the epidemic.
C.D.B.
King, despite being in the center of the capital, lacks electricity and
running water, and has only a few toilet stalls for a student
population that numbered 1,000 before the outbreak.
Now,
the school is trying to overcome those longstanding problems — and the
ravages of a disease that has killed more than 9,600 people in the
region.
Fanning
herself with a sheet of paper, Ms. Crayton, the vice principal, rattled
off a list of don’ts: Don’t play rough. Don’t exchange pencils. Don’t
share food. Don’t spit. Don’t urinate in the courtyard. Don’t hide
illness in the family.
“If you want to live,” she told the students, “don’t lie about Ebola.”
By the end of the first day of class, only about 30 students had showed up.
“People
are still afraid, so they are careful with their kids,” said Augustus
Seongbae, the principal. “Many of them are watching what happens to the
kids who come first.”
Photo
James Nyema, 9, covered his
face with his shirt. He had been restless when the school was shut and
was eager to be back in class.Credit
Daniel Berehulak for The New York Times
Fierce
disagreement over whether to resume classes forced the government to
change the original start date of Feb. 2 several times before finally
deciding to reopen schools on a rolling basis starting on Feb. 16. The
government said that with Ebola waning, many children were already
playing in their communities, and that potential teaching time in the
classroom was being frittered away.
But
some lawmakers, education officials and parents argued that children
should not go back to school until Liberia is declared free of Ebola, or
42 days after the last case of the disease — which experts say could be months away.
Tolbert
Nyenswah, the Liberian deputy health minister in charge of the Ebola
response, said Wednesday that there had been no new confirmed cases of
the disease in the country for 12 days, but that officials were still
tracking 102 people for possible exposure to the virus.
“We are not out of the woods yet,” he said.
Even
as Ebola wanes, the country and its schools are facing countless other
challenges. Maryland County, in eastern Liberia, is suffering from an
outbreak of whooping cough,
affecting about 200 children, according to the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention, just as schools are set to reopen there.
Many
parents have complained that because of Ebola’s chilling effect on the
economy, they needed more time to gather the resources to send their
children to school.
Miatta
Fahnbulleh, the mother of the boy with the pink mittens, James Nyema,
9, used to send him to a private school. But because she had been
unemployed for months from her job as a kindergarten teacher, she had
chosen to send him to C.D.B. King, a public school. Public schools are
free, though parents must pay for uniforms and other supplies.
She
walked her son, known as J.C. because his middle name is Christian, to
school in the morning with a blue plastic bag containing his lunch and a
water bottle.
“I
told him when he was going, ‘Don’t deal with anybody, don’t drink
anybody’s water, don’t touch anybody,’ ” she said, laughing, as she came
to pick up her son after lunch.
She
had dressed him in trousers and long sleeves, which he usually wore
only during the rainy season — not now, the driest and hottest time of
the year. She had bought the mittens at a nearby market, where they had
become available during the height of the epidemic last year.
“What can I do?” she said, laughing again.
Liberia’s 14-year civil war, which ended in 2003, destroyed schools and left a generation that is less educated than older ones.
“Prominent
people came from our school, ministers and government officials,” said
Thomas Deshield, a teacher at C.D.B. King, which is named after a former
president and is one of the oldest public schools in the capital.
Since
the end of the war, Liberia has focused on expanding access to
education; 1.2 million Liberians were in school before Ebola, out of a
population of 4.3 million. But C.D.B. King and many other public schools
suffer from a scarcity of resources and crumbling infrastructure.
Public schoolteachers are often poorly trained and unmotivated.
“We
realize that it’s been good to get a lot of people in,” said Albert
Coleman, the Ministry of Education official overseeing the reopening of
schools. “But if we must develop and move forward as a country, our
emphasis should be more on quality and a little bit less on access.”
Most
Liberians prefer enrolling their children in private schools, which
account for more than a third of the nation’s 4,460 educational
facilities. But with many private schools now reporting a drop in
enrollment because parents are unable to afford them, many parents are
expected to register their children at already strained public schools
in the weeks and months ahead.
At
C.D.B. King, Ms. Crayton arrived at 6:30 a.m. on the second day of
class to try to make the school safe against Ebola. No one at the school
had received any direct training, so she consulted an instruction
pamphlet she had received along with materials from international donors
— infrared thermometers, buckets, chlorine, rubber boots and gloves,
brushes and soap.
She
chased away local petty traders who had stored their goods overnight in
the schoolyard. “This is a government school,” she told one woman, who
scampered away with her wares on her head.
What's life like when you get drunk on rice and potato? (Getty Images)
A few people become inebriated simply by eating carbohydrates – what’s going on in the body? Helen Thomson reports.
At first, Nick Hess didn’t really know what was happening. “It was
weird, I’d eat some carbs and all of a sudden I was goofy, vulgar.”
It was the highest amount of yeast I’ve ever seen in one person — Anup Kanodia, researcher
He
would get inexplicably sick, with stomach pains and headaches. “Every
day for a year I would wake up and vomit,” he says. “Sometimes it would
come on over the course of a few days, sometimes it was just like ‘bam!
I’m drunk’.”
No alcohol had passed his lips, but not everyone
believed him. At one point, his wife searched the house from top to
bottom for hidden bottles of booze. “I thought everyone was just giving
me a rough time, until my wife filmed me and then I saw it – I looked
drunk.”
Hess would come to realise that he suffers from
“auto-brewery syndrome”, a very rare and somewhat controversial medical
condition in which an overgrowth of yeast in the gut turns carbohydrates
from food into excess alcohol in the blood. What’s it like to live with
this odd condition? And if it turns out that many people are being
mistaken for alcohol-abusers by everyone from their friends to the
courts, what should we do about it?
Auto-brewery syndrome was first noticed in Japan in the 1970s (Thinkstock)
Evidence of experiences like Hess’s can be traced
back to the 1970s, when researchers in Japan described a mysterious
condition in patients with chronic yeast infections. In papers published
at the time, the researchers described
how all of these patients had an abnormal liver enzyme, which meant
that they weren’t great at getting rid of alcohol from the body.
Everyone
has a little bit of yeast in their guts, and when it interacts with
carbohydrates and sugar from our food, it produces tiny amounts of
alcohol. In the case of the Japanese patients, the extra yeast from the
infection and the fact they ate lots of carbohydrate-rich rice, combined
with the abnormal liver enzyme, meant they couldn’t process the alcohol
quick enough.
Nowadays, it’s Barbara Cordell,
head of nursing and health sciences at Panola College in Texas, who is
investigating the condition. She and her colleague Justin McCarthy, were
the first to identify the disorder in an otherwise healthy individual
in the US, and verify it in a controlled environment. Her interest began
in 2005 after a friend of hers – let’s call him Joe – began
experiencing symptoms of drunkenness. He was dizzy, nauseous and moaned
of exhaustion – just like you feel after a night on the tiles – despite
claiming that he hadn’t touched a drop of the hard stuff.
While drunk in France, RiRi jumped on Queen Bey's '7-11' song but
towards the end of the song, Rihanna is heard saying, "F**k that sh*t".
